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About Us

Who are you?

TexasCustomHolsters.com is a developing online community committed to helping upstanding citizens live their lives the way they see fit. We provide our opinions, reasons for the decisions we make, and an open forum for the discussion of some of life’s biggest issues.

What Products and Services do you offer?

We backup our story by putting it to practice. We looked everywhere for a safe car carry solution and couldn’t find one. We believe that if you are going to decide to carry a firearm in your vehicle that the firearm should truly be there for you, safely within reach. You shouldn’t be fumbling for it during the critical seconds when you’re really in need.

This mindset gave birth to a new type of holster bearing the brand Safe Car Carry. With one of these holsters securely mounted to your interior car panel, you’ll know that when it truly counts, you may make a natural motion, each out and draw your firearm just as if you were standing, relaxed, and drawing from your hip. The speed and accuracy with which you produce the firearm might be the very thing that saves your life.

We are constantly looking for innovative ways to help marry firearms and modern, every day life. We believe an armed America is a Free America, and there is simply no better alternative. In order for that to remain a reality, we must evolve the way that we look at, treat, handle, carry and use firearms every day.

Where are you located?

We are located in the Heart of Texas. Austin, Texas just west of downtown and have been in business for almost a year, and we’re already launching our first product line!

Really though, who are you?

We are a family owned and operated business, so we take on all the roles necessary and share responsibility. My name is Kevin Amerson; I am the site admin, and holster maker. My wife, Karin, also makes holsters and helps out with the banking, accounting, inventory and product information for the site. My father, Jerry, is our primary customer and mentor, giving us very much needed feedback on the product and the company as we go through the design variations.

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Kevin Duren
February 3rd, 2010 - 20:30
Hi Kevin,
am interested in holster for a kahr mk40, would like to discuss adding a magazine holder to it.
drop me an email,
thanks,
Kevin
Alice
August 4th, 2010 - 17:06
Do you have a car mount holster available for the Ruger LCP?
admin
August 20th, 2010 - 17:19
Thank you for posting; Yes! We’ll ship your new holster soon. Please let us know how you like your Ruger LCP holster!
Meg
March 3rd, 2011 - 09:59
Hi, looking for a custom thigh holster for a glock 30 .45 in leather. I am petite so have problems with standard rigs.
Joe Lackey
May 24th, 2011 - 14:13
Just finished the left side console install for my Kel Tec PF-9. When I called last week the mold didn’t exist for this gun but Jerry jumped on the project and in 2 days I was able to place the order and received it 3 days later. The holster is a top quality item and the guys at Texas Custom Holsters are what customer service is all about. Good guys – good products.
shannon
May 28th, 2011 - 19:11
Hi, I was looking for your email and couldn’t find it under the contact us section….needed to know how this works if I drive 2 vehicles. Are these more fixed installs or do they have a mounting system that works in multiple vehicles with the appropriate bases to attach. That would be a great concept if you don’t have that in the works already. Looking for a Glock 26 holster for my expedition and my town and country. I know my wife wouldn’t be happy if it was permanently mounted in her van however, so that is why I ask about moving it back and forth between vehicles.
Thanks!
admin
May 29th, 2011 - 00:32
HI Shannon, yes you may move the holster between vehicles. You will need two mounting brackets. The mounting bracket is secured in the vehicle and the holster is attached to the mounting bracket using wing nuts. This gives you the solid mount, so that you know the holster isn’t going anywhere while secured with the wing nuts. Undo the three wing nuts, holster comes off and can be placed in your other vehicle. Give us a call to place your order (1-800-875-9425) as the option to buy a second mounting bracket with hardware isn’t available ont he site yet.
Joshua
August 11th, 2011 - 06:47
I have a 2011 Ford F-150. I would like see how the and where all of the holster mount in my truck. Do you have pictures of the different mounted positions?
Joe
October 20th, 2011 - 16:56
Just ordered my Glock 23 mount for my Dodge Ram, Ill try to get some pictures out to you once mounted…
Thanks Jerry,
Joe